Epson XP Waste Ink Pad Fix : XP600 to XP860

This video guide uses the XP-645 as a demonstration model to show how you can remove, empty and replace the waste ink pads in any of the Epson Expression XP printer series from the XP-600 to the XP-860 model. We chose the 645 as it's a white plastic which makes it a lot easier to see what's happening but the process is exactly the same for the black coloured versions too. The video shows our XP2 Printer Pad set which you can purchase as a bundle (with a reset key) here: https://www.octoink.co.uk/pid/797 ... or just as a pad set (if you're already got the waste counter reset sorted) here: https://www.octoink.co.uk/pid/799 == Video Contents == 00:00 - Intro 00:52 - Secure lid 01:07 - Tools needed 01:19 - Remove top strip 02:19 - Top right panel 03:55 - Bottom right panel 04:55 - Screw #1 pad holder 05:05 - Secure scanner lid & lift 05:31 - Remove pad holder 06:30 - Change waste ink pads 09:40 - Reinstall pad holder 10:19 - Reassemble printer [start] 10:42 - Botton right panel 11:40 - Top right panel 13:01 - Top strip 13:33 - Finishing off [ Resetting the waste ink counter is shown in other videos on this channel for the various operating systems and WICReset updates as they come out. ] A fuller list of printer models covered by this guide are: XP500 XP600, XP605 XP610, XP615 XP620, XP625 XP630, XP635 XP640, XP645 XP700, XP701, XP710 XP7100 XP720, XP750, XP760 XP800, XP801, XP802 XP810 XP820, XP821 XP830 XP850 XP860 The above list is unlikely to be comprehensive as variations of the same design are being released globally, with different model numbers despite the printer being the same unit. We'll try to update as/when we can. --- Also wanted to add a vote of thanks to ‪@tristramo3760‬ who created a much earlier DIY version of these instructions using his XP-800 as the model. We didn't even know the video existed until orders went through the roof but his style helped inform our own efforts when creating this and similar "How to" videos and just wanted to repeat that his efforts were very much appreciated. We don't doubt it helped save a considerable number of printers going to landfill which is great! Thanks again.